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	Using Databases, Learning Objects, and XML for Management of Instructional Resources
	Howard Beck Agricultural and Biological Engineering University of Florida hwb@ufl.edu
SEPLN-CIT Presentation - Little Rock, Arkansas - August 25, 2003 Databases, content mangers, and XML are providing new tools for managing educational resources. Traditional tools (Flash, PowerPoint, Acrobat) are being replaced by new tools aimed at doing a better job of representing and managing content. The goal is more flexible, sharable, reusable, better designed, and better implemented educational programs. CECP Prototype Related Research Activities ALS 5106 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Separating Content and Presentation Learning Objects and Content Objects Ontologies Why Bother? Databases and Content Managers Authoring Tools Generating Presentations from Content XML Style Sheets Simulation Conclusion